1984 Organizer 2 & 3

subjugation

The act of bringing someone or something under domination or control, often through force or coercion

insurrection

A violent uprising or rebellion against authority or government, often aimed at overthrowing the existing political order

Disenfranchisement

The deprivation or denial of voting rights or other political privileges, often targeted at specific groups or individuals

Impunity

Exemption from punishment or legal consequences for wrongdoing or misconduct, often targeted at specific groups or individuals

Infringement

The violation of the rights, privileges, or boundaries of others, often in a legal or ethical context

Dissimulation

Concealing or disguising one’s true intentions or feelings, often through deception or pretense

Insidious

Operating or proceeding in a gradual, subtle, or imperceptible manner, often through deception or pretense

Sovereignty

Supreme authority or power to govern oneself or others, often associated with independent nation-states or governing bodies

Enigma

Something that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand or explain

Anarchy

A state of disorder or absence of government or authority, often characterized by lawlessness, chaos or lack of social structure

Clandestine

Characterized by secrecy, concealment, or covert operation, often involving activities or arrangements that are hidden or kept confidential

Pragmatic

Dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations

Incognito

In disguise or under an assumed identity, often to conceal one’s true identity or avoid recognition

Autocracy

A system of government in which supreme power is concentrated in the hands of a single individual or autocrat, often without meaningful checks and balances

Machiavellian

Characterized by cunning, manipulation, or deceitfulness in pursuit of one’s goals, often associated with the principles outlined in Niccolo Machiavelli’s work, “The Prince.”